SPRING Semester
April 13, 2015
Calendar of Events
Monday, April 13
Freshman Early Registration
9:00a President’s Cabinet—Swaim Conf. Room
2:00p Softball vs. Harding—H
7:00-10:00p Open Dorm—Women’s Residence Halls
Wing Tips
Freshman Early Registration
7:30p Spring Play Production
“Women in Congress”—Old Chapel
Friday, April 17
Tuesday, April 14
WILLIAMS BAPTIST COLLEGE
Thursday, April 16
Freshman Early Registration
2:00p Baseball vs. Hendrix–H
3:00p Softball vs. Pine Bluff—H
5:00p JV Baseball vs. Hendrix—H
5:00p Church Planting Connection—Moody Dining Room
7:00p Shane Hanseen Senior Recital-MC 100
9:00p Collide—Old Chapel
Freshman Early Registration
2:00p Baseball vs. Harris Stowe—H
3:30p Softball vs. Lyon—A
7:30p Spring Play Production
“Women in Congress”—Old Chapel
ΣΑΘ Women’s Fellowship Rereat
6:00p Dinner –Moody Dining Room
7:00-9:30p Meeting - Rose Room
10:00p Sleepover –President’s Home
Wednesday, April 15
Saturday, April 18
Freshman Early Registration
ACT—Sloan Center
11:00a Chapel –Manley Chapel
ΣΑΘ Women’s Fellowship Rereat
11:00a International Student Meeting—SC 108
9:00a Breakfast–Moody Dining Room
11:30a Academic Awards Banquet– Moody Dining Room
10:00a –12:00p Meeting - Rose Room
12:00p Softball vs. Three Rivers—A
12:00p Baseball vs. Harris Stowe—H
2:00p JV Baseball vs. SW Tennessee–H
(Check Master Calendar for schedule changes)
Come Support our Teams
Monday, April 13
2:00p Softball vs. Harding—H
Friday, April 17
Tuesday, April 14
2:00p Baseball vs. Harris Stowe—H
3:30p Softball vs. Lyon—A
2:00p Baseball vs. Hendrix–H
3:00p Softball vs. Pine Bluff—H
5:00p JV Baseball vs. Hendrix—H
Saturday, April 18
Wednesday, April 15
12:00p Baseball vs. Harris Stowe—H
12:00p Softball vs. Three Rivers—A
2:00p JV Baseball vs. SW Tennessee–H
Inside this issue:
Events
Information & Opportunities
25-8
Ministry Opportunities
8
Campus Health
9
Exam Pass & Scholarship Opportunities
10
This Week in Chapel
11
Library News
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Events
Open Dorm
Women’s Residence Halls
Monday, April 13
7:00—10:00 p.m.
Tuesdays at 9:00 p.m.—Old Chapel
Senior Recitial
SHANE HANSSEN
Tuesday, April 14
7:00 p.m.
MC 100
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Events
WBC Spring Production
“Women in Congress”
Thursday & Friday, April 16-17
7:30 p.m.
The Old Chapel
General admission $3
Students $1
Senior Citizens $1
Members of the cast include:
Praxagora, played by Hannah Morgan, Mammoth Spring, Ark
Blepyrus, played by Tyler Lee of Horn Lake, Miss
Clinarete, played by Emily Medley of Jonesboro
Chremes, played by Andrew Baggett of Maumelle
Rhodia, played by Laurie Schuttger of Pflugerville, Texas
Melistice, played by Jess Walker of Cherokee Village
Sostrate, played by Julia Clark of Batesville
Guistrate, played by Becca Cato of Jonesboro.
This year's play also consists of a chorus. The members of the chorus include:
Trenton Neeley of Lynn, Ark
RJ Platz of Lake City, Ark
Louis Bryant of Forrest City
Kayla Songer of Malvern, Ark
Alex Western of Tuckerman, Ark
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Information and Opportunities
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Information and Opportunities
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Information and Opportunities
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Information and Opportunities
Saturday/Sunday
Building Openings
For student use
Maddox Center 1:00 p.m.p.m.-1:00 a.m.
Mabee Student Center 1:00 p.m. – 1:00 a.m.
Carter Field House 1:00 p.m.p.m.-1:00 a.m.
Felix Goodson Library Saturday 12:00 noon to 4:00 p.m.
Sunday 1:00 p.m.p.m.-5:00 p.m.
Sunday 7:00 p.m.p.m.-12:00 midnight
Ministry Job Openings
There are several ministry job openings that are
available within a one hour’s drive of campus.
Check out current openings at :
www.williamsbaptistcollege.com/ministryopenings
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Wellness Secrets
April is National Organ Donation Month
Organ Donation and Transplant
If I donate an organ, will I have health problems in the future?
Not necessarily. There are some organs you can give up all or part of without having long-term health issues. You can
donate a whole kidney, or part of the pancreas, intestine, liver, or lung. Your body will compensate for the missing organ
or organ part. If it is determined that donating an organ would put your health at risk in the short term or long term, then
you would not be able to donate.
Will I be paid for donating an organ?
Not. It's illegal to pay someone for an organ. The transplant program, recipient's insurance, or recipient should cover
your expenses from tests and hospital costs related to a living organ donation. The transplant program can go over what
coverage is available for additional medical services. Some or all of your travel costs may also be covered.
Will organ donation after death mean I can't have an open-casket funeral?
No. The surgical incisions used for organ donation will all be closed.
Will my organ donation after death incur any costs to my family?
No. The costs of the tests and surgery related to the donation will be covered by the recipient -- most often by the recipient's insurance. Your medical care and funeral costs are
paid for by your family.
Does signing a donor card have an impact on the quality
of medical care I get at a hospital?
No. When you are in a life-threatening situation, the medical team that is treating you is separate from the transplant
team. A maximum effort to save your life will be made before an organ donation is considered.
How can I become an organ donor?
To donate your organs after death, you can either register
with your state's donor registry (visit OrganDonor.gov), or
fill out an organ donor card when you get or renew your
driver's license.
To become a living donor, you can either work directly with
your family member or friend's transplant team, or contact a
transplant center in your area to find out who's in need of an
organ.
Campus Health office hours are:
Monday—Thursday
9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Source: www.webmd.com
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Phone Number : 759-4298
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Exam Pass & Scholarships
To:
From:
Re:
All WBC Student
The Business Office
EXAMS PASS AND FINAL WORK STUDY CHECK
April 27, the Business Office will put exam passes in student mail boxes for those students
with accounts paid in full and clear in the library. Students that clear in the library or pay
their account after April 24 may pick up their exam pass at the Cashier’s window. Federal
work study and institutional work for the weeks of March 29 through April 18 will be ready April 23. The final work
study checks for the weeks of April 19 through May 9 will be mailed home.
During finals the Cashier’s window will open at 7:30.
The Mickey and Ross Kelder Scholarship Trust
Applications and information for the Mickey and Ross Kelder Scholarship Trust are now available for
students in the State of Arkansas who are full time students and pursuing studies in foreign languages
(whether or not as their college major) as an undergraduate or graduate student at a college or university.
However, teaching foreign languages within the State of Arkansas shall not be requirement or requisite to
any scholarship award. Those who are planning to teach foreign languages within the State of Arkansas
will be given preference to the scholarship awards.
Integrity First Bank of Mountain Home, Arkansas, is Trustee of the Mickey and Ross Kelder Scholarship
Trust and will award these scholarships based on academic ability, extracurricular achievements and
financial need.
Scholarship applications are available on the
Integrity First Bank website www.goifb.com,
under Community Contributions. The application dead
line is April 13th.
For further information, please contact Trust & Wealth Management Services at 870-425-1801.
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This Week in Chapel . . .
WILLIAMS BAPTIST COLLEGE
Office of Student Affairs
P.O. Box 3731
Walnut Ridge, AR 72476
Phone: 870-759-4188
Fax: 870-886-3924
E-mail: [email protected]
11:00a - Manley Chapel
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
More Than You Know.
Tavoris Uzoigwe, BCM Campus Minister
University of Arkansas Pine Bluff
We’re on the Web
www.wbcoll.edu
Have IDs ready to scan!
After attending once with a paper slip,
you’ll be counted absent
for each subsequent use of a paper slip!
Felix Goodson Library News
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